As temperatures drop and sniffles rise, many wonder: does cold weather make you sick? While chilly air itself doesn’t cause ...

"Usually, when we think about the common cold, it's a virus," Dr Cheryl Lythgoe of Benenden Health explains to Yahoo UK.

“Asking for an antibiotic to make your cold go away faster is not going to help, and it actually contributes to bacterial ...

Butler points out that another common mistake people make is waiting too long to get warm after a run. Athletes are encouraged to immediately get out of the cold and put on warm, dry clothes. Sipping ...

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- Are you feeling sick? Experts say there are common mistakes you might be doing that could make you feel worse. Dr. Ruth Sorotzkin, a family physician at Saint John's Health ...

A poll of 2,000 UK adults found more than a quarter (27%) believe you can catch a cold simply by being outside when the temperature drops.  While 28% think stepping out with damp hair is directly ...

First things first, if you love moving your body even if you're dealing with a runny nose or mild headache, you can still go for it. But before you attempt to crush your usual workout, there are a few ...

What if being cold could increase your metabolism and help you lose weight? No one likes to be cold enough to shiver, but what if being cold could actually increase your metabolism, improve blood ...

Inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD) like Crohn’s disease and UC can disrupt your immune system’s ability to protect you, which can lead to an increased risk of infections like colds or flu, says Asad ...

With the temperatures changing, you may be experiencing a stuffy nose or scratchy throat. Many have been left wondering if ...